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May 12, 2021 · Crop residues should be treated as valuable to enhance productivity and improve soil quality and sustainability. Agricultural crop residues and their proper management can also play an essential role in helping society cope with increased greenhouse gas emissions from the burning of fossil fuels.
Policy for Management of Crop Residue (NPMCR) to prevent agricultural residue burning and circulated the same to all the states/union territories with the following major objectives: (i) promote technologies for optimum utilization and in situ management of crop residues, (ii) promote appropriate machineries for farming practices, (iii)
Crop Residue Management Options can be classified as in-situ and ex-situ management options. Retaining, incorporating or mulching the crop residues in the field and decomposing using consortia of microbes are the two possible in-situ crop residue management options.
Crop residue management is a widely used in agriculture land conservation practices. It provides various amounts of soil nutrients for increasing the production of crop.
Crop residue management is the emerging challenge for sustainable growth in agriculture and environmental protection mainly in Haryana, Punjab, Uttar Pradesh and Delhi. hariagro@gmail.com.
Dec 14, 2023 · The government has revised the crop residue management guidelines to enable efficient ex-situ management of paddy straw generated. The benefits of crop residue management and the adverse effect of residue burning on soil quality are being given due attention now. Read here to learn more.
Jul 14, 2023 · What is Crop Residue Management? Crop residue management refers to the practice of handling and utilizing leftover plant material, such as stalks, leaves, and roots, after harvesting crops. It is vital in maintaining soil health, improving agricultural productivity, and preserving the environment.
